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The Minnesota DNR’s Outdoor Skills and Stewardship Series has wrapped up its winter webinar lineup, and for residents of International Falls and Koochiching County, there’s good news — all sessions are recorded and available to watch for free at any time.
The winter series included four topics with clear appeal for folks in the northland. The ice fishing for walleye session — covering gear, where to go, and proven ice angling techniques — is particularly relevant here, where walleye fishing on Rainy Lake and area waters is a way of life.
The full winter lineup:
All webinars are free and live-captioned. While the live sessions have passed, recordings are posted on the DNR’s Outdoor Skills and Stewardship Series webpage — no registration required to view archived episodes.
The DNR also offers a range of other education resources, including boat and water safety, hunter education, firearms safety, and recreational vehicle safety training. Their I Can! program helps people of all ages get started with camping, paddling, mountain biking, fishing, and archery.
For questions, contact the DNR at 888-646-6367 or visit the links below.
